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cd strong game Tor the Yiaitoys. The
Green Stockings did not got onto him I'M
til the fourth inning, when by lively hit.
ting and good base running they go. six
men over the home plate. In the
same inning tho Bells made two runs on
errors, and that was the last time any man
in their nine scored. 81
Tho Wheeling boys went In for picnic,
but alter the first few innings they found
ont that they were monkeying with buzz
saw. J.. &. Smith, formerly Of the Green
Stockings, played frat base for tho Bells,
and when he stepped to the home plate
be waa loudly cheered. Il was 3 game
without features except Weatlake's good
short stop work and stentzol's magnificent
support OF Sullivan. The yisi.ora put up
strong game, and II 1t had not been for
errors at critical points in the game the
score would have been much closer. To-
day tho same clubs play and closer contest
Is looked for. II is treat to see the home
team play bali now. They leave next
Wednesday on their Northern tour and
will not BIO back until August. Go over
to-day and give the boys q good audience
for their last appearance. Following 10
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A CONlpLK,rH CURE,

bnyc suffered all my Ito with skin diseases Of
different kinds, and have never found pcrmaucnt
your valuable ClitiCura Remedies. 1gaye them a
thorpuph trial, using Iix bottles Of The Cuticnra
HekolyGnt, two boxes oil Cuticura, and keveu cakos
Of Cutlcura Soap, and ihe result was Just what
had boeti told II would bo- q complete cure. 7lI
- 100 BILLIE WADE, Richmond, Va.
reference, q. ". Lattncr, bfBggtAt, Richmond, Va
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nIoundsville Camp,

On snd after July l, the Baltimore &
Ohio will run a special train to the
Moundsyille camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling ct 6:l0 P. NJ. daily, except Sun.
day, $50. (. Il go.
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Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou,
4 ltsstTagl5fH Ert thn Fttv 49, q r peslfl
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LOCAL BREv1rfEs,

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record yesterday. u
IA NEW frame school house is approach.
Ing completion near Mt. Bellevew.
= OrRs AIR meeting will be held BY the
Young Mems Christian Association at the
Centre Market Sunday evening at G:l5
o'clock. s55l,
Josern Il. CIosr, OF 81. Olalrsville, has
gone to South America with q number OF
fine horses. He will be gone about six
months. II (, Ifs :. n Z
TnE large iron frame work OF the tube
works at Benwood that broke down Wed.
nesday, has been replaced, and work In
all departmental Is progressing nicely.
YOUNG MINIS meeting will be held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building At 8 O'Clock this evening, and 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon, to which all
young men are invited. 4,
TIE wheat harvest In this county and
vicinity is about completed. It Ia said by
many farmers to be the earliest harvest
within their recollection. Taken all In
all, 1t lisa very satisfactory one, too.
The Council Committee on accounts
met last evening aud went over the books
Of the City Clerk and City Receiver, which
they found all right. The Committee on
Cemeteries audited the bills for four
months. D gi,gHF5 .55 Is
Two small boys went into the river at
North Wheeling yesterday, and SWAN out
beyond their mel . dspth They became ex
Duffy swan out aud rescued them Just in
time to prevent their drowning.
TIE body Of Eddie Robinson, the young
boy drowned at Sweenoy's landing Wed.
nesday, was found yesterday morning al
Monndsville, and was shipped back to the
homo OF his mother on Coal strest yester.
day afternoon for burial. Mrs. Kobinson
is in poor circumstances, and was ont
washing when the sad accident occurred
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NIOUNDsvILLE. Z

Es-sneelal attention elven to Custom Made 81
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So 90 Genuine Kangaroo sRo

% W eehulne Kangaroo Shoe.
We etill have q few pair left Of the Gen.
t'smen,a Genuine ksngaroos3 90 Shoe, in
plain 3Loudou toe. AL who have pur.
chased tho kangaroo have been pleased
With them. Gall carly and soc them. 7GS
n ~ gJ:3W.AM1ck, x
. 4 : ri las Main street,
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Cheap Sunday EIcurslons, on ohio rive,

S'1'"1' s'uU 1s1cursIbhB on OHIO River
RnilroRd. ~ 3
Commencing June II. the Ohio River
Railroad will aoll excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. W heelinr
to sistersyille and return at the low rate
OF 81 3d. Wheeling to Parkersburg and
return, 81 Is. Tickets good one day only,
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ITCHING, sCALY, p1MpLY.

For tho Las. year / have had a species Of itching,
Scafy and ptHlpiy htttr0fs on my lace 10 which ]
Iayc applied Erca. many methods Of treatment
without success, and which was speedily and Gu
tilGly cured BY Cutlcura. =
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ulliVan ia q cool one, 4,

Sullivan is cool one.
Weatlake makesa dandy short ATOP.
Smith, OF the Bells, is a speedy pitcher
and hard to hit.
Last chance today to zee the home
team play for q month. ;.s.I go g.
Bell broughtin two ruus and went home
himself on bass hit. ::
Cumberland won't be hero neg. week.
They want too much money. Il
The home team ought to come out To-.
day in their olive green uniform.
Kalamazoo has piencd Hart, OF Milwau-
kee, and Aldrich, Of Cornell College, rs
pitchers. 9z5g5 .@'p5ey
Editor Powell, of tho Fai1mont YES.
aTirginian, took in the game yesterday
from the press box. s,s
Bailey played in "center garden" yes-
terday and WIS unfortunate enough to
miss two flies on hard runs. j. 5ei4 i Il
Kimber made friendly witha yellow dog
in the right field yesterday, and put in his
spare moments playing with him. q. 5.
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The publisher Of YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y, Re.
publican, was cured Of rheumatism by st.
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On aud after tod iy. we will close our
Store at Z O'clock +. H., Saturday OK.
copied. JACOB ". CRUDE,
fTgs,it p lEEi r. = X Y5g5 . .Ietra}ar
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The entire press praises st. Jscobs Oil
highly from experience. ~ i55S
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BRIDGEPORT.
An lnfurinted Boviue-OhnrEod win A.
~ 80 SAINT Etc .ag5Jss,, ssElsl41IT

80 a u.
:, u e. sault, Etc. 81 (;
The entrance 70 Tie bridge is being paved with
Miss Mollie Daughe,ty, OF Cleveland i. ,,,.,.,.,
the family OF Joseph Waterman. = sai''ns
FL: Howell will act "a Chief Justice Of MarIn,s
fcsfy IN the absence Of Mayor Keller, 'lat ~
game Of bull was played In St. Clairsvlo h..
tWeen nine o. that place and ninc from hay 1
pIsee s M = soose q II 10 10 III favor Of til
:, "a warrant was Issued yesterday BY Ju,ttce uo,
ana Of Gayn caarKu on
I. While Fred Manager. hntcto, =.
couple Of steers to tho slaughter hnn Mas driving
Gng 81 msm became Ssd
Fo sss 9yse S!s Saed eneea
mtg the mud IN the creek bottom nf iam plunged
oaax aI "a, stuck 10 fast The mud e hlgh
Fequile The services oil several men 10 eItr,ca 70
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IN caaea Of cholera, Browns Ginger does
good. Frederick Brown, Philadelphia,
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Special Excursion to! Pittsburgh, Monday,
|H.1'tf E-EF tIrat July 18. -f.-I- Tsa gu.

The beethoven, Germania, Manner
ehor and Mozart singing societies and
friends will. leave for Pittsburgh ct
O'Clock P. NJ, (city time) by tho Panhan-
die road on above date. Round trip only
sl75. Opera House Brass Band accompa-
MES the excursion. Tickets good five
days. Apply to my member OF above
societies for tickets and further particu-
lars, - 49, z ~ Tas 4
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9 CALL on or address to NJ. Neuer, the
practical opticisn, Sc Twelfth street, in re.
terence 10 yolir spectaeleR. a a. as
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Additional Markets..

st5=5 Additional Markets. ~
CINCINNATI, o.. July S-Flour easier, Wheat
firm; No. red 74c; receipts SlGo.bushels: ship
ments 1880 bushels. Corn active, firm and
higher; No 2 mixed 4o1aa4tc. Oats strong; No, Z
mixed SoaSle Rye steady, No. 2, Goa6lc. Pork
quiet at slb 90: Lard quiet at G.2oc. Bulk meats
s5c; short clear 90ec. Whisky steady; gales Of G5
barrels Of flushed goods Cd ba4is o! 81 o. But.
tSt strong. Sugar steady. Eggs easy at 1o,l011ac.
C1NClNNATI, O., July S-Hogs easier: common
and Light 81 o0a5 10: packing and butchers 81 G5a
Is: recelpls 1900 head: shipments 800 bead. j
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OF tho Wheeling Turner's vercin
to be celebrated with Grand Picnic and
Summer Nights Fest at saibert's Garden,
Monday, July II, 1857.
4. PROGRAMME.
Grand parade, headed by the Opera
House Band; leave Turner Hall at 0
o'clock A. NJ, down Market street to the
Wheeling & Elm Grove depot. ,,sss;
.r.M.-Addresses by prominent speak
ers. l755 s.
SP. M.-Prizs turning by the Junior
Class will conclude with an exhibition of
the Senior Class. \ -t p
Dancing from p. NJ. to 10 P. N.
Grand display OF fireworks at . o'clock.
Enjoyment for all, young end old, big
and little.
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TnrRTY-FIFr1I ANNIVERSARY,

LADIES' Fine Slippers from 500 up at
SToNE's CASH SHOE STORE,
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. lhnlnGs..,...".,....l 2E3 4g5.G@7
tOlum bus -. 80. . q N n NJ n +.
{, lgsfsEf,, p -. w.. $50 80 -
snnduslty Brnccs Up.

Special Dtpdtch 70 The lntIllJtnecr. q l9il',7
SAND usKY, O., July s.-0lark's inylnci.
BILE pitching won q ball from Mansfield TO-
day. Up to the eighth inning but one
safe hit had been imaao off his delivery,
but he aent Eve 11eu to tases on ibalis'
Blair, for the.yisitors, was hit hard at crit.
ical times. Z; Rank errors at second hy
Creighton and Reynolds spoiled an other.
wise taultless fielding game. Score: 5S3ii5Y 4
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BELLAIRE.

BELLAllsE.
Burglar Struck with Chnir-Vcrious
Other News Notes. 81
Elmer Deeress Is In Wichita prospecting, y
The hooks OF tho circulating library arc In good
demand, 1g0 s,yi,l ,&g' q ~ 'g'i--'' - :.
Pearl Pickett wants Frank schramm to row him
three mile race for 4 purse OF slU0. :. -.
A large section OF plastering fell from tho ceiling
at Parks & Dickens and broke large showcase. .
Yesterday was pay day on the Cleveland C Pitts.
bursh road and tho Delairc Nail Works and Tho tbe
blast furnace. ,1 IS. a. = 90 5E'f- ~
That SO little has ever been done with tho SQUARE
Is partly because whatever Is done does not pieass
everybody. and 1t Is Encouraging work for those
III charge. : 81. ss 1t.5 ~ 80
4 The Second Presbyterian church elected William
N. Eaton, late professor In Washington and jeiTer
son college, by unanimous vote their pastor Ut a
The marriage Is announced for tho 10th inst AZ
Tho mas eclby and Mis- Ella German, OF Whceiiny'
Thomas Is tho welt known veteran among Tic
The trip Of Mr. Fred Roaewig 10 Wheeling rc &c.
terday 10 interest parties In II new street ralwsv
company 70 purchase the franchise OF the BcllniIe
street Railway was without material result
mr.. Rodewig still hopes TO organize such a
company. ~, =. gS i,t..g01- 'it. ~ -
:; The embankmeut at tho sides OF either end ~
tho bridge over the D. H. o. tracks on Main st1cct
Is being retained with stone walls Thfsjs neccs.
sMary to make curbing there for the pavement.
inc SIDEWALKS At The junction Of Crescent street
have also been altered In shape, Il 1850 s'es'
:, There Is trouble at tho Bellaire Nail Wo,ru rha
heaters and rollers were at work ali day ThU.sdaH
PIT they were on that night and yesterday. The dii
ch!ty grows out Of the discharge OF a shearman.
and unless It y settled at once ere VIII BE- mali
long. 7&iis " - ''1'V' WY
HnrElars were abroad on Gravel Hill Thursday
night. About three O'Clock In the morning ihey
sot IA ladder AZ William sharps and Carried i
thei on the ladder had gotten tho iusIde shuttc1s
open 81 Then ne Wss discovered, and Jessy Kelly
Struck 81! him with chair. lie went down The iat.
acs aad escaped, although the neighborhood was
OF the town. ~ - 'S'As 4aies part
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WANTEn-MrN to sell our. Goods in ohs
WAN ILu"ltlLn and adjoining conn,e. 4. "
VIII pay Good salsTy and all expenses, Write n,
terms and state salary wanted. SLOAN Il IN
manufacturers, 2oi George street, Cincinnati, 0ho
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os TWELFTH STREET.
G Obj J. Ql1telEiI{yetirer !:
oilIoe. Nos. a5 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
tor Sale Cottage on Moundsylllc Camp Ground
RS Patent Fly ,F !, & Bro

For sale.Coltsgc on Moundsville Camp Ground
Mrs. N. Elton. y l5l'Is. y, n;
fowler's Patent Fly fans-Eesb!u& Bro. 4,
Dividend Eolice-W. s. Foosc. l,.l0s 81
Pianos Moved, Tuned and Sturcd-F. ", Banner.
The Best Leathcr Dresaing-Nrats Foot OIL
Isaiah Warren & Co. III D. 1.ssTt a
The odorless Exodvator-R. NJ. Gillelard, AZ
Wanted-Men who Believe Americans Should
Rule America. 80 o.. 2. ia 4
List OF Letters. go -H's zli,.
Breaking Down and Building Up-Th.,d page.
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WANTED-WE WANT a coon
wv live nan to take the Agency Of ,he f1 eoh,
Central Life Insurance Company fos Wheeling .va
vicinity, =, Address HUGHES q WRIGHT Gefne AMI
Agents, Washtrgton. Pa. %. ~. - eeI ~.
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Our & SO Ladies' Fine Flexible Don.
gola Button are the best in tho world,
5ss SToNEs CASH SHOE STORE
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LIGHT, SQftE|eXib|R Shoes for Summer Wear

u
LADIES' HANDMADE TURNED GAIHEltS, LOW OXFORD TIES
SHIPPERS In endless
JAMES DIVINE, lIO7' Main street, e'
~, -. 49,, ~, . Manufacturer ss.
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GAINESVILLE Wins.
/ Ia liz InIcllfnnnser 4

opcc'd1 DtSputch 70 INC IntcltlDehcef. ~ y
zAsEsSlLLE, O., July S.-Zsnesyille's
new pitcher, Hartmeyer, had tho Column
bus team completely at his mercy today,
while Columbus's Detroit pitcher was bat
ted freely, The game abounded in fine
plays, the features being Fry's home run,
Oolives,s base larceny, Bakers fine run.
ming catch, and Johnson's work behind
the bat. Score: Is 4 '5IIG-1,I
Zanesrille ................ o o i i o3eS3 eS-s
Columbus ( Q % 0 So.l&0= 0 Ga
Base Hits-Zsnesyille, Il; Columbus, S,
Stolen Bases--Zanesville, 9; Columbus, S,
Etrora-Zanesville, 7; Columbus, 8,
Earned Runs-Ianesville, 81 Struck Out
by Hartmeyer, s.; Stevens, t.. Batter
les-Hartmoyer and johnson, Stevens
and Higgins. Umpire-McD ermot. E.f5r7.gT
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Look for tho big Shoe.
Mems Fine Seamless Shoes at ST rs and
" 90, worth Soc a pair more money. Id
al n { STONES CASH SHOE STORE,
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THE CEIIMINGSB[ELI,SE
nUNa i. ~ THE wi1EE 1:,I q y oLun
III n Long Drawn Out Game al the Island
Park Yesterday-Zanesv,ile Defeats
/. Columbus and N Akron downs e
d34G Khlamazoo-Dlamon Dust.

HE W heeliny clu b
played ball before q
fair:.sizsd audience yes.
terday afternoon, and
gavo a somewhat indit.
ierent exhibition In al.
lowing tho W. W. Bells,
Of Pittsburgh, 10 ncore
three runs. Up to the
fourth inning both
teams tielded sharply
and batted poorly. Sui.
llvan kept hia head a!
critical pol ts, and
ssmish, who was In the
jbox for the Bella. Mitch.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-11

fer"uin-mGeu lIs ullous complaints for
mine was .criaiu Httitboru ca-c. hay
tAtya-fec 10 pp. .es AN fhcyi-.ue. CLAIMED
.orit a II IlliurOWEE. conductor on
81. aud " K l.
las our Zsionp in rel on hont ofwrappcr
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O'Brioi wa, not paid for. It was paid
for TO this city but the telegraph au-
thoritics informed Mr.. O'Bricn that
they would not forward it TO Quebec
whore he was unless 1t wa pre- paid
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New YORK;, May lI-Princo Leo
poId andsuite sailed this morning for
Europe on the seamer Elder
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Fritz ! ankle, OF
found two shawls I
pocket lost by ladl
At Padgitrs park. |
articles TO tho own(
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Lap robes in endless variety Mt
Levine Bros
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anes stock OF Meerschaum pipes, eoldheaded
'es' imported and domestic cigars and tobacco.
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dICOlUH, IUll NUlllI, hllllCNllllt,
Free I" Passengers holding hrsi "insS
uckets from Galveston or Hous.
ton I" fori worth, .ninc-viIi"
or DHIin-, ar from - worth,
Gnin"sViIic or DniIns 80
Galveston or Houston
To nud from intermediate points
100 miles or tess - cents; 100 80 2jO
New Coaches, Splendid Equipment.
Fast Time, Sure Connection,
The only route running solid
through trmn- t'Alyc-tou TT Worth,
GAINESVILLE,
p. milo. the 'hortc., route Fort
worth 10 Gainesville
The best route to Dalm-. Farmers.
Vile. Honey Grove.
~ miles the shortest route Dallas
to Honey Grove,
The mvOritc route to Houston,
Nayasota, Montgomery. Couroc.
The only route to Lpmpa-as.
Brownwood, BiIingcr Coleman
Direct connections tor Austin,
Waco, Gatc,yiI!c, san Antonio, Mem
phi-, st. Louis, kau-n- CHS, Hud all
points north, cn-t and west.
Passengers 10 aud from Waco con-
meet with The Gun, Colorado ~ santa
Fee railway at McGrcgor Tex.
For Further Information address
JAMES S, Clark,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-28
A Sporting Reporters Wife.

A sporting reporter of a well-known
New York weekly paper was married
to lady who, notwithstanding her
many undeniable virtues, had the dis
agreeable habit of bossing her worser
half until she made life, at times, a
terror to him. She knew what his sal
ary was, and She made him bring her
every penny of 1t. One day a friend
nut him in the way to make some ex-
ira money, and he, withori: telling his
VIE anything about it, began putting
away as mnch of it as he aid not spend
in a bank, and in the course of a year
or eighteen months. he had some I u
500 standing to his credit. His wife.
having imbibed some OF his sporting
knowledge and tastes, occasionally
tempted fortune in a small way in a
mutual ticket now and again. The
day that Impecunious surprised every
body at Long Branch she said to her
husband: "Here, take this s. and
buy me a ticket on Impecunious."
"But, my DEAR" he expostulated,
~uinpeeun;ous has no chance. II you
will bet, let me put the money where
YOU will have some show OF winning
something with it. Let me exercise
my Judgment
i"Oh, fiddlesticks for YOU and your
iudgment!" retorted the lady, testify.
''Do as 1 tell you.p Her liege lord ( p
took the money, and, putting it in his
pocket, started down town, chuckling
as he did SO that he would not bet as
ordered, and that when Impecunious
lost he would be fiver ahead. He
adhered to his programme, but that
afternoon he was almost paralyzed on
the race course when he saw lmpecu-
ni0us dash in ahead OF his company,
nm easy winner. He knew that his
wife would hear the news with ecstatic
delight. What was he to do! I'll tell
YOU what he did do; he found that the
mutual" would pay over 1890, SO
the next morning, bright and early,
he hied him to his bank, drew out that
amount of money, and with it squared
himself with his wife. She could not
understand why he did not share her
Joy at winning, but you and | can.
Wasn't she daisy?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-28
HERALD.
.pss Aaa susssss W u
Fwas,n six.dofinr filc--to Be brief,
But q fat party brought it to grief;
For she sat on IL nat.
what he said after that f !

-srfi III 80 4oost " Ia
Fwss;s six.1ofisr tiic--to Be 6rief, -
But fat party brought it to grief;a
For she sat on it Nat.
what he said after that ~ - l,
We'd repeat--but wc'veturned u new leaf.
ssar-ssassa --Texas Siftings.
Her mother and his motferSin-law i:
:. YES a. brute, my dear, but don't
gave you to him because he
uyi - new the secret of making
ssa,, sss,. hsnnvp M Daughter-'Well, he's
you YOU Iapps lpssrs, !. 1mirahly, n--[ French
Fun.
Rural Item: New Yo'~ Yo~ker-"What
fresh air you have out here. ~ rs 80 :,
mnch fresher than in New tork. =
Farmer" sol That's Jest ~Iiat
1was saving to my old woman. ". ny
.;n,f all these big cities built out in the.
country ?n-[Texas Siftings. sl8s
Death Atones for All-s'How is
this?n thundered the chairman;
there is a newspaper account OF an
sAnarehist washed ashore Who mas
broken the rules Of this order ?'' He
was ,dead,,' said a member, rising,
.'or he never would have submitted. ;"
Life, s ee-@
sDon't You think :" she asked softly,
ssthat the sea is lovely?'. Yes, |
think it is sort Of lovely, but not SO
lovely as-but what makes you ask?''
"Just to give you chance to say
something, but you don't seem to
have the nerve" 1t was the last walk
she ever took with him.-tH Hartford
Post. & stA.
In London: Lord Noodle Ito Mr..
Blaine)-I saw your distinguished
YESTERDAY. Blaine-Whom do you
meane Noodle-Why, Buffalo Bill.
You know him. of course? Blaine
No. 1 have never met him. Noodle
aside to friend)-This man Blaine
isau impostor. He is not acquainted
ins his own country.-Arkansaw
Traveller.
y,Pears to me,' said Old Uncle
Pete. a. he leaned his hoe against the
corn crib and extracted pebble from
his shoe, "'pears to me lik, dar' was
some kind Of misdecomposishum in
all dis talk about babies euttin' teef.
DE way Use cum to look at it, hits de
teeI cuttm ue Dapy. LeaS "iso va ,
de way hit looks in de. case OF eollud
chil'en. III Exchange.
Deliberate meanness; Chicago
Belle--In Omaha ! miss thatopen-
handed generosity SO noticeable in
Chicago. Omaha Girl haven't
lteard any such criticism before.
Chicago, Belle-Oh, the people are so
~~rt%., ,hn,,f fh;pys Whv aft the
hotel where am stopping they actu-
ally seem afraid Of wearing ont their
ppperty. At, lunch the waiter
brought nothing but fork and looked
amazed when | asked for knife.
Omaha Girl-What had you ordered !?
Chicago Belle-Pie.-[Omaha World.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-28
NotiCe Timber Culture.
lsf U. s. LAND OFFcu
Los ANGELES, Cal, April Atsal

U. 8. LAND 0FFcr =.
re Los ANGELES. CAL. April ~ iss5.
COMPLAINT HAVING p <Fss rNrrpEn
u at this office by ..oS chiia assinst
Ralph Smith foI failu' .ESSomply with law
ast9 TIMER cui."' <eXAs No S70SosO), dat
Cd February r. .eet. upon the sEN Of sec
ton -. 'oWns oo Aips N,.range IA W, in Los
hnge.Ts ". aty. Caiifornis, with view to
tne canc ;4iation of said entry. contestant
nnegr 4 that said Ralph Smith has failed to
pre- .x, plow. or caused TO be broken or
lowed, any portion cf said tract whatever
I The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this once on the 18th day Of Aug.
| ust, 1887, at 10 O'Clock NJ, to respond and
| furnish testimony concerning said alleged
| failure. asa '.lt5f j. ID. BETHUNE,
J. w HAvERSTICK, st Register.
Receiver -- jy6 sod